Reimbursement Data Platform
Use payer rate data in your own warehouse.
Query payer data through Snowflake or the API, with documented fields, source dates, and sample SQL.
Structured payer data with documented fields and access options.
Query payer data without processing raw files.
Connecting rates to providers, services, networks, and dates means working across large payer files.
PayerPrice connects that data in documented tables, ready to query in the tools your team already uses.
WORK WITH DATA IN SNOWFLAKE
Connect PayerPrice data to your Snowflake account.
Define the payers, providers, and services you need.
Choose payers, providers, services, and a market. Confirm your coverage and access.
Build your query from documented tables and sample SQL.
Connect your enabled share. Use the data dictionary and sample queries to explore your available data.
Inspect rate types, provider relationships, and source dates.
Review the provider, rate type, and source dates before using the result. Adjust your query to fit your analysis.
USE THE RESULT
Build your own views from the shared data.
Create your own warehouse views. Confirm access and permitted use for client-facing products.
We supply data and definitions. You manage queries, views, permissions, and presentation.
Explore Snowflake accessInspect the schema, coverage, and access options.
Use the dictionary and sample queries to check whether the available data answers your question.
Explore Snowflake access →Understand the fields and joins
Inspect column types, descriptions, and source labels to see how rates connect to providers and services.
Check available coverage
Confirm the tables, markets, and services included in your access, then apply the filters your question needs.
Choose the right access method
Compare Snowflake and API fields, usage limits, and setup requirements for your team.
Check data access, fields, and refresh timing.
Understand the access requirements, source dates, and work your team owns before connecting.
Schedule a data platform walkthrough →Do we have to use the PayerPrice application?
Query shared data in your own Snowflake account, or use supported data through the API.
Setup and available data depend on your organization's enabled access.
What does one Snowflake row represent?
It depends on the table. A negotiated-rate row describes a price for a billing code.
Use the dictionary's joins and sample queries to connect provider, network, and other context.
How is access authenticated and scoped?
An enabled organization administrator configures the Snowflake account identifier.
Shared tables reflect your organization's access.
API requests use a Bearer API key, with permissions and limits set by endpoint and account.
How current is the data?
The prior month's payer data is generally available in the first week of the following month.
Shares may synchronize more often without new payer rates. Check source dates and share status.
Can we embed this in a client-facing product?
Discuss your intended audience and use with us to confirm access and permitted use.
Your team builds the integration and manages product permissions, presentation, and final analysis.
What happens when no rows match?
Check filters, joins, coverage, and account restrictions. An empty result is not a zero rate.
What does PayerPrice add if the files are public?
PayerPrice structures payer files, connects provider and service context, and documents data access.
Use supported tables and endpoints without processing the raw files yourself.
Do Snowflake and the API return the same fields?
Fields vary by interface and endpoint. An API benchmark summary omits some source fields available in Snowflake.
Check the response or schema for your chosen access method.
Walk through the data and access options with our team.
Bring your payers, providers, and services of interest. Explore the data available to your team.